What does BIG's King West design mean for Toronto architecture?
If you Google "Toronto architecture" and then go to “Architecture of Toronto” on Wikipedia, the opening paragraph says it is “most marked by its being the financial capital of Canada, as well as the political capital of Ontario.” It goes on to say that
What does 2014 Hold for Toronto’s Condo Market?
According to a recent article in the Toronto Star by Susan Pigg, Toronto’s condo market is in for another interesting year. Simply put, closings will be high, sales will be low.Are you ready for closing costs?According to RealNet, $25 billion worth of
The dos and don’ts of moving that you need to read
Moving to a different home is one of life’s most stressful tasks. Fortunately, there are precautions you can take to make the experience less daunting. So as you prepare to move into your next home, consider these dos and don’ts:Do these during your move
Does Toronto share the same fate as the Vancouver housing market?
The Vancouver housing market has hit a crisis — and no, not just with prices. A confluence of factors including those ridiculous prices, outdated residency rules, vast and growing wealth in China and the relative stability of the Canadian economy are
Does your election boil down to Chow vs Vaughan?
There’s a whole big country out there, but one of the most hotly contested races in the upcoming election is right here in the GTA, in our own Spadina-Fort York riding.Encompassing more than 80,000 people and most of the downtown core, the riding is
Dig-to-Done: Brickwork at B.streets
It’s time for another installment of our Dig-to-Done series at B.streets Condos by Lindvest Properties in Toronto! The last time we were at B.streets, it was to celebrate the topping off. Windows were just starting on the second floor, brickwork was just
What does 2018 have in store for the housing market?
Welcome back! We hope you had an amazing holiday season and a happy new year. Here at Newinhomes.com, we’re ready to jump right back into the real estate game. For all of January, we’ll be featuring predictions for 2018 with
Does Toronto need a vacant home tax?
The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) this week issued a statement “urging caution” on the issue of a possible vacant home tax in Toronto, saying that a “measured approach to the issue can help to avoid any unintended consequences on the housing market
Every 20-something needs these 8 things in their bedroom
My bedroom is my sanctuary. Though I’m not quite sure why, I spend much more time in there now, then I did as a teen. In addition to sleeping, I go to my bedroom when it’s time to chill, study, and be creative.
How to break free from the vicious circle of renting
We recently listed a few new condo developments that first-time buyers may actually be able to afford. One problem that we did not address was the fact that tenants living in downtown Toronto are caught in a vicious circle of renting. They want to live
